Primitive Archer
Main Discussion Area => Bows => Topic started by: nativenoobowyer86 on August 03, 2012, 02:51:27 pm
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Here is my trade bow finally! My 3rd go at it, #1 was an explosive end to a decent sinew/yew recurve. I bombed the tiller on #2 and finally a success on #3.
Its from a 3 inch yew sapling with tight rings and multi-brown colored heartwood
61" NTN and 62 1/2 TTT
unbacked, ironwood tip overlays, brown serving material wrapped handle and brown leather floppy rest.
its a bendy handle type, with no bend at all in the last 5-6 inches of each limb.
My guy was lacking in specifics for his bow so i didnt think it too bad to show the drawweight/length......plus i am a month late :S
I gotta say, i love the bending properties of yew, but i dont especially like how soft it is.
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Good looking bow and nice tiller, someone should be happy!
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Nice job, for sure on that one. Too bad it is for a righty!! :'(
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Third time's the charm! It took me 4 tries last year to get a trade bow done :)
Nice tiller, that's a good looking bow, worth waiting for.
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Looks pretty deadly Matt :)
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Beautiful bow Matt and a great tiller!! .... Yew is great wood, soft yes but great bow wood :)
A guy can only hope it's coming his way, I like it !!
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Thanks everyone :)
I have my tube and endcaps, just gotta pack it up and off the post office i go. And the bow is bound for ****** in ******* :P
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Here we go again, waiting by the mailbox. :P That is a fine looking bow with a good weight too. Very well done, hope it's me. ;D